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Round Britain Quiz 3 October 2011

Tom Sutcliffe chairs the weekly contest featuring six teams from around the UK who compete to unravel the programme's trademark convoluted questions. QUESTIONS IN THIS PROGRAMME: 1. If Martin Amis lies between Cambridge Heath and Hackney Downs, and David Walliams can be found off St Martin's le Grand, how has Gustav Holst recently become part of the Circle Line? 2. Which Thames-side town in Buckinghamshire - sometimes associated with militant Islam - leads downriver to a much-travelled story-teller moored in the Thames Estuary, a violent pub to the south of the river in Deptford, and the modern knight-errant created by a writer who was educated in Dulwich? 3. (Music) Why could the Queen claim ownership of all of these? 4. (Music) What common fate befell these pieces of music, and why? 5. From Peter Wright: Why would a Biblical nautical scout, Thought and Memory, and an unwanted visitor from the Plutonian shore, be welcomed by Owain ap Urien - and where might they be detained at Her Majesty's pleasure? 6. From Jo Vandenbroucke: Why would it be fair to link a speaking Trojan horse, a dynasty of colossal Roman Emperors, Hitler's dog, and Harry's band? 7. Which Formula might Brazilians apply to a great Flemish painter, the author of 'Self-Reliance', and the first Duke of Bronte? 8. Keep on an eastern track with a King's guitars, a wise goddess, or a sacred if muddy wading bird, and you'll be relaxing and dining in style. How so? LAST WEEK'S TEASER QUESTION WAS: What would you change to make an Italian broadcaster tell you about the state of the economy - and why could a further change be painful? THIS WEEK’S TEASER QUESTION: Which Cheshire-born character actor might you expect to find playing an electric guitar, or driving a heavy-duty vehicle favoured in the Southern USA?